[sam_paine]

I cannot imagine not respecting someone’s right to cast one’s vote, or to not cast one’s vote, the way they see fit.

Moral equivalence. Voting for Obama is flat out treachery to the Republic. Communism, class warfare, race hatred are still affronts to human rights. Period.

"Seeing fit" to vote for one guy or the other based on policy differences is one thing, voting for someone who is hostile to the existence of the country that soldiers have died for is immoral. Certainly not "respectable."

Keep an open mind, sure, but for God's sake don't let your brain fall out.

[DallasSun]

But that is YOUR opinion. I am trying to imagine the thought process one would have to go through to arrive at the conclusion that you have the right to tell someone what to do with Their vote. I would never, never tell someone else how they should vote. It is their vote. You vote for whomever you want. But do not presume to tell others what to do with their vote. That is amazingly arrogant.